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When ISAF pulls out of Afghanistan; US and other NATO nations, there will be a lot of equipment that they will need to return to their home countries. The costs at bring all of this worn down equipment home and refurbishing it will be high.
while some will be destroyed and some will be donated to the ANA, is there any equipment Pakistan should try to seek at a bargain price, that will save ISAF money as well?
Also, with the NATO mission changing from COIN back to dealing with Russia, and the US focusing on China, COIN equipment like MRAPs maybe the mostly likely to stay behind, especially older models not the new MAT-V.
while some will be destroyed and some will be donated to the ANA, is there any equipment Pakistan should try to seek at a bargain price, that will save ISAF money as well?
Also, with the NATO mission changing from COIN back to dealing with Russia, and the US focusing on China, COIN equipment like MRAPs maybe the mostly likely to stay behind, especially older models not the new MAT-V.